Women Who Started Npr

The trailblazing women behind 50 years of extraordinary journalism at NPR

Susan, Linda, Nina, and Cokie: The Extraordinary Story of the Founding Mothers of NPR

US National Archives

The story of the founding mothers of NPR with author Lisa Napoli | Frank Buckley Interviews

Fifty years and a lot of firsts: The legacy of NPR founding mother Linda Wertheimer

KUNC

"Everything Everywhere All at Once" brought intergenerational healing, says actress Stephanie Hsu.

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This is NPR: The First Forty Years | Renee Montagne | Talks at Google

Talks at Google

Terry Sanford Lecture | Founding Mothers of NPR

Duke University Sanford School of Public Policy

Saying Goodbye To RBG: Mourners Reflect on Her Life and Legacy | NPR

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Talking While Female | Shots | NPR

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CHM Live | Girl Decoded: Rana el Kaliouby in Conversation with NPR Contributor Aarti Shahani

Computer History Museum

An Immigrant Family Moves Through Generational Trauma | Where We Come From | NPR

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Michelle Obama talks parenting, partnership and turning your rage into change | NPR

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Lisa Napoli with Susan Stamberg & Linda Wertheimer at Live Talks Los Angeles

#WIL2021: A Conversation with Nina Totenberg, NPR’s Legal Affairs Correspondent.

Northeastern University School of Law

NPR's Susan Stamberg on Her Life & Career

The National Arts Club

Author Program: Lisa Napoli- Susan, Linda, Nina and Cokie. In Conversation with WABE's Rose Scott

Jimmy Carter Presidential Library

Raveena: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert

Stacey Vanek Smith: NPR correspondent, author "Machiavelli for Women"

Louisville Free Public Library

NPR and ProPublica’s “Lost Mothers,” 2018 Goldsmith Prize Winner

Harvard Kennedy School

CHM Revolutionaries: Cisco's Padmasree Warrior in Conversation with NPR's Laura Sydell

Computer History Museum